Newsletter #7 Video GEM at Paleis Soestdijk (NL)
Posted onInterviews with Anne Schaepman, director of Paleis Soestdijk, Floor van Schie, who is part of the GEM team and visitors of the park Read More
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Newsletter #6 Video GEM Tower walk at National Park de Hoge Veluwe (NL)
Posted onHenk Ruseler, forester at the National Park, and Faas Moonen, GEM architect, talk about design en sustainability Read More
Newsletter #5 New GEM location: National Park de Hoge Veluwe (NL)
Posted onOn July 3rd, the GEM Tower was officially opened at the National Park de Hoge Veluwe, the Netherlands. Read More
Newsletter #4 GEM tower touring in times of corona
Posted onDue to COVID-19 we have changed the plans for our European festival tour with GEM. Instead of showing the GEM tower at the festivals itself, we now talk to the festival organizers in a new video series. For now, stay safe. The PowerVIBES GEM team Read More
Newsletter #3 GEM tower built in 2019
Posted onWe look back on a great year 2019, where the design of GEM was presented in January. The tower was built for the first time in the summer. And of course its presence on Pukkelpop in Belgium and the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven for the first test measurements on wind, solar and battery storage. Come visit GEM at ESNS in January 2020 and read more about the battery storage. Read More
Newsletter #2 Lifting of GEM tower
Posted onIn this newsletter we want to inform you about Monday August 5, 2019 when we had the first lifting of the GEM-Tower at Eindhoven, University of Technology. And we would like to give an insight in the LSC panels, used for the tower. For those who joined later please also find a short summary about the GEM-Tower at www.gem-tower.com/newsletter Read More
Newsletter #1 on development of the GEM-tower
Posted onAfter the launch of the design in January 2019 on ESNS, we would like to update you about the project. Read More
GEM-Tower offers sustainable energy solution for festivals
Posted onThe GEM Tower (Green Energy Mill) was presented at Eurosonic Noorderslag in Groningen January 17, 2019. A hybrid, fold-out, eye-catching tower that makes festivals more sustainable on solar and wind energy with battery storage festivals. Read More